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Getting started R&S ® LCX Series 45 User Manual 1 179.2260.02 ─ 08 Figure 4-15: Alphanumeric on-screen keyboard ● Info dialogs An "Info dialog" appears when an event generates a message. The generically ass…

Getting started
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LCX Series
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Figure 4-12: Example of a menu
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Selection editors
Figure 4-13: Example of selection editor for measurement parameter pairs
When opened, a generic label in the header of the editor window shows the param-
eter for selection. Each editor lists the available values and buttons to confirm the
selection.
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On-screen keypads
As an additional means of interacting with the instrument, either a numerical or
alphanumerical on-screen keypad appears when you activate an entry field (see
Section 4.4.2.3, "Entering data", on page 46).
Figure 4-14: Numeric on-screen keypad
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Figure 4-15: Alphanumeric on-screen keyboard
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Info dialogs
An "Info dialog" appears when an event generates a message. The generically
assigned header shows the affected topic. The message describes the event, and
short instructions lead you through the next steps.
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Scrollbar
Appears when the list of selection parameters exceeds the size of the screen.
Touch and swipe on the screen to scroll up and down.
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Progress indicator
Indicates a currently running process. If a process takes some time, a progress bar
shows the current state.
4.4.2.2 Accessing the functionality
All functionalities are provided in dialogs, menus, editors or keypads, as known from
computer programs. You can control the instrument intuitively with the touchscreen.
This section provides an overview of the accessing methods.
Apart from the main menus "Measurement" and "Device", we use the term "dialog" to
refer to all editable windows.
You can access the instrument's functions and settings by using one of the following
controls:
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System and function keys at the front panel of the instrument
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Interactive softkeys on the touchscreen, underlined in gray
To open the main menus
To open the two main menus:
1. Press the [settings] at the front panel.
2. Select (tap) the corresponding tab on the screen.
The selection leads you either to a settings parameter directly, or to a dedicated
dialog.
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To open a dialog
To open one of the dialogs, or editors, you have several options:
1. Press the corresponding hardkey at the front panel, e.g. the [Freq.] key.
2. Select (tap) a softkey on the screen, e.g. "Frequency:"
To close a dialog
1. To return to the home screen, press the [home] key.
2. To return to a previous dialog, the R&S LCX provides several softkeys:
● Softkeys that prompt you to confirm your selection, e.g., "Select" or "Ok"
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The
(back) softkey in the left upper corner of a dialog
● Softkeys that prompt you to confirm your selection, as e.g. "Select" or "Ok"
automatically close a dialog.
● The [Back] key or the [rotary knob] at the front panel
To select a parameter
If many parameters are available, they are often provided in a list:
1. If necessary, scroll through the list.
Tip: You do not need the focus exactly on the bar, touch and swipe the list.
2. As an alternative, you can use the [rotary knob]:
a) Turn the knob to select the parameter.
b) Press the knob to confirm your selection.
4.4.2.3 Entering data
Some parameters have their own key at the front panel.
For data input in dialogs, the instrument provides on-screen keypads for entering
numeric and alphanumeric values. Thus, you can always set the parameters using the
touchscreen, or the navigation controls at the front panel.
To correct an entry
1. To delete an entry, set the cursor to the right of the entry you want to delete. To
select the position:
a) Select (tap) it in the entry field directly.
b) Use the cursor softkeys of the on-screen keypad.
c) Use the [◀], or [▶] keys at the front panel.
2. On the on-screen keypad, select "Clear".
Deletes the entry to the left of the cursor.
3. Enter your correction.
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